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The CEO admitted to __________ (make) a strategic error in the merger.
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The scientist insisted on __________ (acknowledge) for her groundbreaking discovery.
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After __________ (expose) to harmful chemicals, the workers demanded compensation.
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She regrets __________ (trust) him with confidential information.
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The politician avoided __________ (associate) with controversial figures during the campaign.
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The students complained about __________ (grade) unfairly by the strict professor.
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He celebrated __________ (promote) to senior manager after years of hard work.
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The artist is passionate about __________ (inspire) by nature’s beauty.
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The company denied __________ (warn) about the cybersecurity risks in advance.
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__________ (ignore) the warning signs led to the environmental disaster.
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The athlete was banned from the competition for __________ (test) positive for banned substances.
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The diplomat apologized for __________ (misquote) during the press conference.
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She is tired of __________ (judge) by her appearance rather than her skills.
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The historian dedicated his life to __________ (preserve) ancient manuscripts.
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The lawyer insisted on __________ (present) new evidence to the court.
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The author is famous for __________ (write) novels that challenge societal norms.
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The team succeeded in __________ (complete) the project ahead of schedule.
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He admitted __________ (overlook) critical data in his initial analysis.
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The community protested against __________ (force) to relocate due to the dam project.
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The patient recovered after __________ (treat) with experimental drugs.
Answer Key
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having made (active perfect gerund)
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being acknowledged (passive present gerund)
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having been exposed (passive perfect gerund)
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trusting (active present gerund)
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being associated (passive present gerund)
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being graded (passive present gerund)
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having been promoted (passive perfect gerund)
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being inspired (passive present gerund)
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having been warned (passive perfect gerund)
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Ignoring (active present gerund)
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having been tested (passive perfect gerund)
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having been misquoted (passive perfect gerund)
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being judged (passive present gerund)
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preserving (active present gerund)
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presenting (active present gerund)
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writing (active present gerund)
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completing (active present gerund)
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having overlooked (active perfect gerund)
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being forced (passive present gerund)
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having been treated (passive perfect gerund)